Dr. Andrew Huberman

That was good information.

But they didn't tell us about all the other stuff.

So I wish they told us about the stimulus and rest thing.

And somehow they had permission to talk about the rest.

All right, what's my take on hallucinogens?

Goodness gracious.

My take on hallucinogens is I've taken them, clearly.

Well, here's the real story on hallucinogens.

First of all, I'm very open about most everything I've done, you know, trying to keep context appropriate.

But

I had the unfortunate experience of taking LSD and psilocybin when I was all too young, and those were bad experiences.

Some of them were bad in the moment.

Some of them were bad after the moment.

It is something I do not recommend, and I'm not saying that to be politically correct.

I'm not saying that because it's true.

The reality is that being a child, an adolescent, or a teenager is a psychedelic experience, and your brain is still wiring up in all sorts of interesting ways

And everything seems chaotic.

And even if you're one of those rare kids that seems to have everything rode up appropriately, you don't want to throw massive amounts of neuromodulators in there haphazardly and start tampering with the wiring.

That's my deep belief, okay?

That's my deep belief.